One of the most haunting headlines on Sunday’s EL PERIÓDICO was this: “Last Chance for the Planet.” Not just because it almost evoked a movie from sidereal catastrophes, but because it was (and is) true. The IPCC experts say so and many other scientists have even dared to say that the situation is already irreversible, that no matter how many measures are taken, the process tends to inevitable and fatal warming.
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But let’s be optimistic. It is the last, but it is still an opportunity. At this point, we already know by heart the names and data that function as borders of the announced ending. The Treaty of Paris, the temperature that cannot exceed two degrees in 2100, the decrease in emissions to 55% in eight years … Any of us would be able to speak for a few minutes on the matter. More than twenty thousand people, in GlasgowThey will, too, and we will live days of geopolitical tensions and universal cries in favor of the climate. And perhaps we will also live those last minute slides, the last day, to reach a minimum agreement. And it is very likely that we will miss this last opportunity, in extra time and with a few injured in the team.
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